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Fluorescence‐based lateral flow assays for rapid oral fluid roadside detection of cannabis use

Plouffe et al., 2017

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7236005253204789988
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Plouffe B
Murthy S
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Electrophoresis

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With the recent worldwide changes in the legalization of marijuana, there is a significant need for rapid, roadside screening test for driving under the influence of drugs. A robust, sensitive, lateral flow assay has been developed to detect recent use via oral‐fluid testing for …
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